Nice, real nice. Way to fork an open-source project and turn it to something that's no longer open source. Is that even allowed?

I just queried my supplier for that product and it looks like that was the last one.

I don't seem to be experiencing this issue although I will definably be looking into this problem.

As of right now "Optional Information" doesn't record any information is that what you could be talking about?

Yes items are stocked ready to go.....

Could you change the font? I don't know about other people, but it drives my eyes bonkers reading it in descriptions. I actually copied it to notepad.

If you have the thermals for it shoot for 1ghz clock 900mh/s on a single card would be epic

I'm a little scared to actually try it out!

So i finnally gave it a try and just watched a whole episode.... Its like they made a show about chimpanzees with no hair and live in human housing who are also exempt from the "animals not allowed" signs.

Your thoughts community?

Can't work it out with the dude if he's not going to answer PMs, which he isn't.
Front page of funkykit.com, posted when there were still numerous bounties available for publicity, got a reply from him saying he'd read it and asking if I was claiming the promotional bounty.  I said yes, and that was the last I heard from him.

I figure if he can't resolve it in private or be bothered with PMing me, I might as well drag it out into the open and see what happens.  I certainly don't lose anything from doing so, though an unresponsive promoter doesn't help Solidcoin much.
There's an old saying about squeaky wheels and such, generally it's even true.  Hence the squeaking.

Nope.You can only crossfire cards of the exact same model,variant (like different ram or something) and manufacturer.

An example of Crossfire that can work is:
Sapphire Radeon HD 6950 2GB model paired with another card that's exactly the same

When you can't crossfire is in situations like this:
1 Sapphire Radeon HD 6950 2GB RAM  paired up with a Asus Radeon HD 6990 4GB RAM because the cards are very different from each other in terms of how much ram they have (variants of each card),what manufacturer they are from and what card model it is

Here is where things may get a little confusing:
1.You have a Sapphire HD 6950 2GB RAm card and you also have a Sapphire HD 6950 1GB RAM yet they won't crossfire,but why?even though its from the same manufacturer and hte same model,the only different is the variation of RAM.Some people I know got caugh tout by this.

You can also crossfire in the following configurations:
crossfire (2 way)
3 way crossfire (Nvidia cards afaik don't seem to have a triple SLI,its just SLI or Quad SLI)
and finally Quad crossfire

I hope this post answers your questions on crossfire :-)

AFAIK USPS gives 250 USD worth of insurance with every package, whether you pay extra or not.

If we reach the 100 GH/s